Mavic Mini: Landing gear.

[Alex&Ko]

Dear friends!

Unboxing, installation.

Thanks for watching!

Features:
1. Specially designed for Mac mini.
2. To prevent dirt or damage when removing or landing
3. Extending the position to prevent tipping during takeoff/landing to eliminate possible safety hazards.
4. Undamaged installation, quick-release design
5. Rear chassis mounted on the arm, more stable
6. Effective height increased by 4cm/5cm, to protect drones and gimbal cameras.

Packing list:4 PCs x chassis

 

[TDZHDTV]

Instant front arms damage on a heavy landing, too much torque, no thanks

 

[Alex&Ko]

Instant front arms damage on a heavy landing, too much torque, no thanks

if the high grass or deep snow and there is no way to run with your hands, then this is the way out

 

[bumper]

And the additional drag will make an already slower drone even more so. More downwind blow aways. A clean launchpad is another option.

 

[Alex&Ko]

And the additional drag will make an already slower drone even more so. More downwind blow aways. A clean launchpad is another option.

A clean launchpad is another option - of couse!

 

[careless]

The floor mat in your truck or car makes a great take off and landing pad.

 

[new2mavic]

I prefer hand launching and landing. Additional weight on the craft can only degrade performance.

 

[RogerDH]

The ground clearance on the Mini's gimbal worries me. This thread has got me thinking of trying to make 3D printed landing gear that would be very light -- little more than the bare minimum to handle a "normal" landing -- which would absorb some shock by breaking on a hard landing (but so what when spares cost pennies each).

 

[Skywalker]

A new flyer will not always have the luxury of a controlled landing. Leg extensions will bypass bloody fingers and grass blades wrapped around your propellers as you master skills. And although a car mat is a great launch pad, those smaller portable backseat mats can ba a challenge to hit for a newbie. These were my personal experiences anyway.